AndreaSubbie
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Andi looked from Polly to Paul and back to Polly.
She knew she'd gone white, could almost feel the blood draining out of her face. Her first reaction had been mild embarassment at Polly's revelation, then mild annoyance; why had no-one mentioned this was how to wear the costume. Then shock and fear, as the significance dawned on her.
Paul looked like a volcano about to erupt.
The full horror of the situation struck her, and staring in anguish at what looked like fury on Paul's face, Andi snapped.
She didn't cry, or even cry out. Her mouth was so dry she could barely choke out the "Excuse me!" and she forced her way like an eel past Polly and even squeezed round Paul in the doorway, hurrying as fast as she could to the Ladies toilets.
She locked herself in a cubicle and quickly and clumsily rid herself of her wrong underclothes.
"FUCK!" she screamed out loud. Then banging the flimsy wall of the stall in time to her words exclaimed, "Fuckity fuckity fuckity fuckity fuckity FUCK! SHIT! SHIT! SHIT! SHIT! SHIT!" each boom reverberating round the room like the inside of a drum.
It was a cry form the heart, full of fear and grief and horror. And humiliation.
She had got it so wrong. What must they all think of her? They were probably all laughing their heads off at her stupid naivety. Except Paul. He would probably be so dreadfully disappointed in her. Let down. His play ruined. Just because she was a stupid simpleton. She just hadn't realised.
No role centre stage.
No part in the Panto.
No more nice Paul. He'd hate her. He'd be disappointed.
But she couldn't do it. It was too much. No way.
The echoes of her thumping had died away. She straightened her shoulders, clutching her white thong and flesh bra in her left hand, naked beneath the flimsy Tunica.
Andi stepped out of the Ladies into the passage, shoulders back and chin up, head held high, and returned to where she'd left the rest of her clothes, ostentatiously draping her modern underwear on top.
She caught Polly's eye and nodded. Her way of saying, "I'm ready."
But ready for what?
She knew she'd gone white, could almost feel the blood draining out of her face. Her first reaction had been mild embarassment at Polly's revelation, then mild annoyance; why had no-one mentioned this was how to wear the costume. Then shock and fear, as the significance dawned on her.
Paul looked like a volcano about to erupt.
The full horror of the situation struck her, and staring in anguish at what looked like fury on Paul's face, Andi snapped.
She didn't cry, or even cry out. Her mouth was so dry she could barely choke out the "Excuse me!" and she forced her way like an eel past Polly and even squeezed round Paul in the doorway, hurrying as fast as she could to the Ladies toilets.
She locked herself in a cubicle and quickly and clumsily rid herself of her wrong underclothes.
"FUCK!" she screamed out loud. Then banging the flimsy wall of the stall in time to her words exclaimed, "Fuckity fuckity fuckity fuckity fuckity FUCK! SHIT! SHIT! SHIT! SHIT! SHIT!" each boom reverberating round the room like the inside of a drum.
It was a cry form the heart, full of fear and grief and horror. And humiliation.
She had got it so wrong. What must they all think of her? They were probably all laughing their heads off at her stupid naivety. Except Paul. He would probably be so dreadfully disappointed in her. Let down. His play ruined. Just because she was a stupid simpleton. She just hadn't realised.
No role centre stage.
No part in the Panto.
No more nice Paul. He'd hate her. He'd be disappointed.
But she couldn't do it. It was too much. No way.
The echoes of her thumping had died away. She straightened her shoulders, clutching her white thong and flesh bra in her left hand, naked beneath the flimsy Tunica.
Andi stepped out of the Ladies into the passage, shoulders back and chin up, head held high, and returned to where she'd left the rest of her clothes, ostentatiously draping her modern underwear on top.
She caught Polly's eye and nodded. Her way of saying, "I'm ready."
But ready for what?